God created each of us with unique strengths, personalities, and purpose. In today’s episode, Pastor Nate sits down with Dr. Sandy Kulkin—developer of the DISC Personality Profile and founder of The Institute for Motivational Living, and former Jewish man turned follower of Christ—to explore how understanding our God-given design can strengthen every area of life. From ministry to marriage to leadership and discipleship, the DISC model has helped millions better understand themselves and the people around them. Dr. Kulkin shares the biblical foundation for the model, the origin story behind its development, and how it continues to transform churches and families around the world. Whether you're a pastor, parent, or just trying to grow personally, this conversation will inspire you to embrace the way God made you—and to lead others with greater empathy, wisdom, and clarity.

In this episode, Pastor Stephen, Pastor Daniel, and Pastor Nate unpack what it really means to build a Kingdom culture—one that doesn’t just react to the culture war but actively disciples hearts and shapes communities. Instead of being driven by outrage, the hosts explore how healthy church culture, rooted in biblical values, can transform lives, create unity, and confront darkness with light. They discuss how culture is shaped by what we celebrate, tolerate, and replicate, and they challenge leaders to align values, systems, and behaviors so the message and the methods don’t contradict each other. Whether you're leading a church, serving a team, or raising a family, this conversation will help you clarify the kind of culture you’re cultivating.

In this episode, Pastor Stephen, Pastor Daniel, and Pastor Nate explore what it truly takes to shift a culture—not through outrage or activism, but through the quiet power of values, integrity, and generational discipleship. They walk through how real influence begins with living what you believe, forming people not just around ideology but around identity in Christ. They tackle why culture wars often fail, how social media outrage often mimics the world more than the Kingdom, and how raising strong families and building churches on godly values is the long game that actually transforms societies. This conversation isn’t just about public impact—it’s about the inner culture of your own home, church, and heart.